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Stable Hands is a non-profit adaptive riding program in Yreka, California, founded in 1996. It is a PATH Premier accredited center offering equine assisted activities and therapy to children and adults with disabilities in Siskiyou County. Sessions run in spring, summer and fall in small groups. Its Horses Helping Heroes program serves veterans.
Freedom Riders Therapeutic Riding Program is a non-profit organization based in Chico, California. It offers adaptive horseback riding therapy to improve physical, cognitive and emotional well-being. Its mission is to build clients' confidence and independence through riding in a safe, supportive environment.
Equine Bodyworks at Banner Farms in Richmond, British Columbia offers bodywork therapy for horses, including PEMF treatments. Treatments aim to relieve stress, tension and pain and support recovery from injuries diagnosed by a vet. The therapist, Alyson, holds an equine therapist certificate and PEMF certification. Supplements and gift certificates are also sold.
Nicole Albers is a mobile animal osteopath based in Harsefeld in the Stade district. She treats horses, dogs and other animals at their stable or home. Her osteopathic treatment does not replace veterinary diagnosis or therapy.
Ellard Saddlery, also known as The Salty Heifer Co., is run by Kelli Ellard in Franklin, Texas. It builds custom saddles, makes custom rodeo gear and tack, and offers saddle repairs and cleaning. It also provides PEMF therapy and myofascial massage for horses and livestock show animals.
Kerstin Terkhorn offers horse-assisted coaching and leadership training with horses. Her horses live in a small herd on 5 hectares of pasture. Seminars suit managers at all levels, business owners and self-employed people.
Feeling Herd offers equine-assisted learning and therapeutic coaching for children, young people and adults. It also hosts lessons and clinics in flatwork, polework and groundwork with UKCC Level 2 coach Ella Jordan.
COR Equine in Ashtead, Surrey is a horse-guided healing, coaching and livery centre. It offers equine-assisted therapy and learning for children and adults, including those dealing with trauma, anxiety, ADHD or autism, plus workshops. It also has a small number of holistic full and retirement grass livery places on 45 acres, suited to retired, ex-racing and young horses.
Harness Coaching CIC in Staffordshire offers equine facilitated coaching for people with stress, anxiety or depression. It runs alternative provision for young people and team development sessions with its herd. It also offers City & Guilds horse care qualifications.
GroundWork Equine Assisted Services is a registered charity in Northern Ireland offering equine assisted learning, horsemanship and horse care sessions. It works with veterans, adults with learning challenges, people with cancer and young people. It takes referrals from GPs and other charities.
Therapy Through Horses offers trauma-informed equine-assisted learning at the Slieve Aughty Centre near Loughrea, Co. Galway. It runs a six-week equine programme, single sessions, workshops and social support sessions with ponies or donkeys. The facilitator is also a craniosacral therapist.
Pferde öffnen Türen offers riding therapy and coaching for children and adults with various illnesses and disabilities. Therapy aims to improve motor skills, balance, concentration and self-confidence rather than riding sport. It also runs integrative riding therapy groups and riding lessons for children from age four.
Coaching am Pferd in Berlin has offered horse-assisted coaching for individuals and groups for ten years. Topics include leadership, communication and personal development, and team days use horses as co-trainers. Individual coaching is in Berlin-Blankenfelde, team events at Gestüt Rüdnitz and Wolfsburg.
Steffi Parey offers horse-assisted coaching and therapeutic riding in Hamburg-Duvenstedt and Bargteheide. She is qualified to teach riding for people with disabilities and health sport with horses. Coaching uses groundwork tasks with the horse followed by guided reflection.
Reittherapie Seelenzeit, run by Tanja Fütings, offers riding therapy and coaching with her own horses for people with or without a medical indication. Sessions are mostly one-to-one. She is certified with the German association for therapeutic riding.
EQUILIA Coaching, formerly Pferdegestütztes Coaching Ramona Fortenbacher, offers horse-assisted coaching in Herrenberg and the Stuttgart area. It works on presence, clarity and body language for individuals, teams and companies. Sessions can also take place with the client's own horse at their stable.
The Equine Healing Collaborative is a non-profit offering equine-assisted psychotherapy on a sliding scale, including for underserved groups. It runs individual, family and group sessions, retreats and one-day experiences with its rescued horses and donkeys. It also trains clinicians in equine-assisted psychotherapy.
Centre Espérenza in Quebec offers horse-assisted intervention sessions (equine therapy) for young people, horse-facilitated personal development and group workshops. Sessions last one hour and include groundwork and mindful riding with the horses. It also offers energy care and wellbeing days for companies.
The Equine Therapy Group Foundation in Baldwin County, Alabama offers equine-assisted counselling for youth, families, individuals and groups. Sessions use the client's interaction with the horse, for example in obstacle exercises, as a metaphor for life.
Take Heart in Wernersville, Pennsylvania offers trauma-focused counselling and equine-assisted therapy for individuals, children and families. Programmes include equine play therapy and equine learning and growth groups. It also offers natural, full-care horse boarding at Three Horse Ranch.
Northern Rivers Equine Therapy offers equine assisted counselling and somatic experiencing. It is run by Alyssa, an accredited equine assisted counsellor. It also offers nature-based and room-based counselling.
Equine-Insight Therapy offers equine therapy in the New Forest National Park. It specialises in children and young adults with autism and ADHD. Its therapy horses include rescued horses.
Bunyarra Farm in Eltham near Lismore offers equine assisted counselling for children and adults with horses as co-therapists. It also offers room-based therapy and time with other farm animals. Sessions can be funded through NDIS or paid privately.
Mornington Peninsula Equine Assisted Therapy offers equine assisted therapy on a farm in Tyabb, Victoria. Sessions support people of all ages with mental health concerns, stress, trauma or disability. It is run by Bree Nicholson, a qualified counsellor and equine assisted therapy practitioner.
